As an international student, I saw firsthand how complex and frustrating the path to education could be. That experience validated the need for a simpler way to access education globally, which led to starting ApplyBoard. My advice? Identify a real problem that resonates with your journey, and then create a solution that makes a meaningful difference.

Il convient tout d’abord d’estimer ou non de la valeur de l’idée avant de se lancer, cela nous permettra de savoir si nous allons dans la bonne direction ou non.

Une fois que l’idée est validée, il Convient de prévoir un business plan afin de pouvoir prévoir l’organisation stratégique de l’étude.

As a higher education student with a big business idea, one key step to bringing it to life is seeking funding. Start by researching potential funding sources, such as grants, scholarships, or competitions aimed at student entrepreneurs. You could also pitch your idea to angel investors, venture capitalists, or explore crowdfunding platforms. Additionally, tapping into university resources like incubators or alumni networks can connect you with mentors and funding opportunities, helping turn your idea into reality.

As you advance with your vision, building a supportive team is crucial. Seek out fellow students who possess complementary skills and share a passion for your idea. Collaborate to clearly define roles and responsibilities, ensuring each team member's strengths are effectively utilized. The diverse academic environment offers a rich pool of talent, making it an ideal place to assemble a well-rounded, multidisciplinary team. Leveraging this diversity can provide new perspectives and innovative solutions to the challenges you may face. By working together, you can combine your expertise and enthusiasm to drive your project forward, turning your vision into reality.